Seedless Plants Crossword Puzzle

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XYLEM : Rhizoid are not considered true roots because they lack this type of tissue
CHAROPHYTES : Predecessor of terrestrial plants
PTEROPHYTES : Ferns,whisk ferns, and horsetails belong to this clade that has well-developed vascular systems
CARBON DIOXIDE : Stomata open and close to regulate the intake of
VASCULAR TISSUE : This offers physical support of the plant as well as transportation of water and minerals
ARCHEGONIA : Where eggs are produced in mosses
CHLOROPHYTES : This clade of algae never made it to land
TRACHEIDS : Development of these helped land plants grow in very large sizes
EUPHYLLS : Also known as true leaves, these are found in both ferns and seed plants
ANTHERIDIA : Where flagellated sperm in plants are produced
WATER : To reproduce sexually, bryophytes require
FERNS : Most abundant group of seedless plants
HAPLODIPLONTIC : The type of life cycle in plants that consist of multicellular haploid and diploid stages
SORI : These are located on the back or ventral surface of fronds
TROPICS : Ferns flourish in many habitats, but the majority are located in the
CUTICLE : These help prevent desiccation but reduces gas permeability
LYCOPHYTES : These have tracheids which causes them to be different from bryophytes.  Also known as club mosses
RHIZOID : The colorless root like projections of mosses, liverworts, and hornworts, which anchor them
ALGAE : The first land plants are thought to have evolved from these

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QUESTIONS LIST:

xylem : rhizoid are not considered true roots because they lack this type of tissue
charophytes : predecessor of terrestrial plants
pterophytes : ferns,whisk ferns, and horsetails belong to this clade that has well-developed vascular systems
carbon dioxide : stomata open and close to regulate the intake of
vascular tissue : this offers physical support of the plant as well as transportation of water and minerals
archegonia : where eggs are produced in mosses
chlorophytes : this clade of algae never made it to land
tracheids : development of these helped land plants grow in very large sizes
euphylls : also known as true leaves, these are found in both ferns and seed plants
antheridia : where flagellated sperm in plants are produced
water : to reproduce sexually, bryophytes require
ferns : most abundant group of seedless plants
haplodiplontic : the type of life cycle in plants that consist of multicellular haploid and diploid stages
sori : these are located on the back or ventral surface of fronds
tropics : ferns flourish in many habitats, but the majority are located in the
cuticle : these help prevent desiccation but reduces gas permeability
lycophytes : these have tracheids which causes them to be different from bryophytes. also known as club mosses
rhizoid : the colorless root like projections of mosses, liverworts, and hornworts, which anchor them
algae : the first land plants are thought to have evolved from these